Here is a list of different events and observances taking place in the Triangle to honor those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001.
Monday makes 22 years since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Whether you’re looking for a way to give back or a way to observe and honor the sacrifices made that day, here is a list of ways to commemorate 9/11 in the Triangle.
At Fort Liberty on Monday, the Army post marked 22 years since the 9/11 attacks, a day that changed the world, especially for men and women serving our country.
On Monday, standing underneath a cauldron forged from steel from the World Trade Center, Fort Liberty commanders reminded the crowd of that sacrifice and of the fight they say in many ways is still ongoing.
The service began with the national anthem and a prayer, with soldiers standing at attention and solemn salutes.
In attendance were the post’s top commanders, past and present.
Speaking at the podium, Commanding General Christopher Donnahue said it was a day to honor the sacrifice of those who lost their lives that day and in the wars since.
«Are we living up to the people that we described? It does not matter where it is, or what happens, we have to live up to that,» he said.
In the wake of 9/11, more troops were deployed from Fort Liberty to the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan than any other Army post.
Thousands will volunteer across the Triangle on Monday to commemorate 9/11 in a day of service 00 their way of bringing light and community to such a dark day in our nation’s history.
Each year, Activate Good partners with community groups and non-profits to host a wide variety of volunteer projects
Today, there are dozens of ways to make an impact:
There’s also an evening shift at 6 p.
